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Oral Histories of Stalbridge: Voices That Echo Through Time

​Welcome to an intimate journey into the heart of Stalbridge—the beating pulse of a community shaped by its people, stories, and shared history. In an effort to preserve the rich tapestry of our town, we embark on an exploration of oral histories, a living archive woven from the spoken words and cherished memories of those who call Stalbridge home.

How You Can Contribute

What's it About? The Oral History Project, to document the narratives that have shaped our town over the years. Your stories are the threads that weave together the rich tapestry of Stalbridge, and we want to ensure they are preserved for generations to come.
How Can You Contribute? We are looking for enthusiastic individuals of all ages to share their memories, anecdotes, and insights about life in Stalbridge. Whether you've been a resident for decades or just moved here recently, your perspective is invaluable.

Why Participate?

​Preserve Heritage: Ensure that your experiences are woven into the fabric of Stalbridge's history.
Community Bonding: Connect with fellow residents and discover shared experiences that bind us together.
Legacy Building: Leave a lasting legacy for future generations to understand and appreciate.
To express your interest or learn more, please contact [email protected]       Your voice is a vital part of Stalbridge's story!
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Mr John Harris born 1927 - 2023 of Grosvenor Road Stalbridge  -  recorded 21st March 2019
John was born in London the family moved to Stalbridge when the family home was bombed 1940, his father
​was born in Stalbridge. 

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Mrs Diana Jane Hine (Danny) 1937 - 2021 of Grosvenor Road Stalbridge   -  recorded 28th March 2019
Danny was born in London the family moved to Stalbridge in the 1940's her father was born in Stalbridge Weston.. 

​Derek Bollon born 1947 Church Hill Stalbridge - recorder 12 September 2023
​Dick Curtis born 1939 The Red House Duck Lane Stalbridge - recorded 23 May 1923
Dick Curtis and Ken Butt - Ken born 1939 Peckham London evacuated to Stalbridge 1940 - recorded 23 May 2023

Helena Redman born 1941 Barrow Hill Stalbridge - recorded 3 August 2021
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Joy Rabbetts born 1930's Halletts Farm Stalbridge

Joy Rabbetts
a custodian of memories and a dedicated historian, sharing insights into the lives of men from Stalbridge who served in the First World War.

Kay Todd born 1948 The Camp then moved to Park Road - recorded 31 October 2023

Sally Millington  - Recorded 30 Nov 2021

Sylv Scard and Pam Tredjar   Pam born 1935 - Sylv born 1936 recorded 24 March 2023

Sylvia Cairns (nee Hannam) born 1930's Grosvenor Road Stalbridge - recorded 14 April 2023

We extend our appreciation to the above individuals for their invaluable contributions to preserving the living history of Stalbridge:
 This website is sponsored by Dike & Son Stalbridge Dorset
​and supported by Stalbridge Town Council
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The Archive is open on a Wednesdays from 10am till 12 noon find us at The Hub Station Road Stalbridge (Town Council Office).  
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    • Stalbridge Remembers
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